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By Maria Rocha-Buschel 25,000 Stuy Town tenants are fed up waiting 25,000 fed up Stuyvesant Town tenants are calling on the bill collector in charge of

More and more office tenants are heading west. In a just-released report on Manhattan construction, Colliers International found that since 2014, Midtown has lost 5.

A judge has issued a restraining order to stop the city from hiking water rates and giving homeowners a $183 bill credit. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice

300 Livingston rendering TF Cornerstone has unveiled details of the company’s 55,000 s/f retail space at 300 Livingston Street. Located on the ground floor

Realty Mogul has completed its first-ever crowdfunding project in New York, raising $1.6 million from 46 investors for two apartment buildings in Brooklyn

Nasdaq will move its global headquarters from Lower Manhattan to Midtown, adding more than 100,000 s/f to its lease at 4 Times Square. The stock exchange

The Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project, the largest new development project in the U.S., will bring 16 skyscrapers that will house 12.7 million square

Igluu, an apartment rental and sales listing service startup, is hoping to court home buyers away from StreetEasy with the launch of an online portal and

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has just opened a new subway station, marking the first time that the New York City subway system has been

Hudson Yards today announced it has completed a lease with Facebook for over 1.5 million square feet of office space across 30 floors and three buildings

JIM WHELAN The Real Estate Board of New York has struck a historic accord with the city’s construction unions. The deal aims to put both groups on

Melanie Gladwell of Cushman & Wakefield with coworking and flex leaders (L-R) Dan Zakai, John Arenas, Enrico Sanna, Ryan Simonetti, Andrew Kupiec